Sentence examples for concerned to exploit from inspiring English sources

The ensuing peace negotiations were complicated: on the one hand, Germany wanted peace in the east in order to be free to transfer troops thence to the Western Front, but Germany was at the same time concerned to exploit the principle of national self-determination in order to transfer as much territory as possible into its own safe orbit from that of revolutionary Russia.

Designing 2K's parody of the comeback, Drummond wrote that he and Cauty were "getting totally into the institution of The Comeback, drawing on the sad, pathetic nature of the whole thing, the desperation of all concerned to exploit whatever they can from the myth... ....... Contemporary press reaction to 2K and their Barbican performance was mixed but mostly negative.

We do so because we are concerned to heal and not to exploit those who already have suffered".

He is among a small but growing number of former South Bay elected officials being sought out and hired by private concerns seeking to exploit their talent, experience and connections to help guide proposed building, zoning or other matters through the presumably familiar red tape of local government.

As the reader may see, the key and common point between all the multidimensional SAR configurations concerns the possibility to exploit the correlation structure that characterizes a set of jointly acquired SAR images, leading to the applications that indicated above.

Concerning data acquisition, to exploit 90% of the camera dynamics with our resolution of Δλ = 0.2 nm and Δθ = 0.008°, we use a 1 sec integration time.

As far as crossability of the wild species with cultivated gene pool is concerned, attempts were made to exploit the wild annual Cicer species for genetic base broadening, which suggests that C. reticulatum and C. echinospermum species can be inter-crossed with the cultivated C. arietinum species.

The United States is so concerned over Moscow's determination to exploit European disunity that in January, James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence, began a review of Russia's clandestine funding of European parties.

Mr Barofsky accepted the assignment only after his boss made an earthy appeal to his sense of patriotism: "Who else is going to protect the public from what could be a $700 billion clusterfuck of fraud?"Indeed, Mr Barofsky reports that no one in the Treasury Department and almost nobody at the Federal Reserve seemed concerned that some might try to exploit the government's largesse.

Concerning energy sources, the possibility to exploit a nearby solar collector field and other energy sources are investigated, in order to increase productivity of the still.

Specifically, we offer new perspectives concerning challenges related to how to exploit rich and interactive media technologies to better support educational processes.